Learn Spanish - Beginner to Advanced

Discover the Spanish alphabet, which uses 27 letters, including one unique to Spanish. Learn the letters across three categorized lessons and practice reading with gradually longer words and sentences.

discover spanish vowels through examples like amigo, elephante, iglesia, oso, and uno, strengthening pronunciation and recognition in this beginner lesson.

Learn Spanish consonants through practical examples, from b and f to z, using words like bien, casa, kilo, nube, nino, rojo, sol, tren, whisky, yoga, and zapato.

Explore how Spanish consonant combinations create new sounds, with examples like sh in chico and r rolling in perro, as the course completes the alphabet before reading exercises.

Practice reading and pronunciation of short Spanish words to reinforce the alphabet foundations, introducing terms like hola, amigo, gato, sol, agua, azul, casa, luna, manzana, tierra, and more.

Practice reading longer Spanish words and pronunciation, as this second reading exercise focuses on letter sounds rather than memorization, with examples like hospitalidad, fotografia, universidad, diversity, felicidad, computadora, biblioteca, creatividad.

Practice pronouncing short Spanish sentences in the third reading exercise, focusing on pronunciation and repeating after the instructor, with phrases like ¿Cómo estás? and un boleto a Madrid, por favor.

Master basic Spanish conversations with greetings, informal and formal usage, and vocabulary like hola, buenos días, gracias, y usted, hasta la vista, and bien.

Learn to ask where someone is from and respond with 'soy de' plus a country, using informal and formal forms such as 'de donde eres' and 'de donde es usted'.

Learn to ask and answer what languages you speak in Spanish, using informal and formal forms, with phrases like hablo español and hablo inglés.

Explore how to ask and tell ages in Spanish using informal and formal forms like 'cuantos años tienes' and 'cuantos años tiene,' plus a conversation with word-for-word translation.

Learn to ask about hobbies and share yours in Spanish, using informal and formal forms, with examples like mis pasatiempos son leer y hacer deporte.

Learn to ask and answer about jobs and studies in Spanish using informal and formal forms like en qué trabajas and qué estudia. Explore common professions and fields of study.

Listen to a Spanish conversation that covers the vocabulary learned so far, then repeat with word-by-word translations to assess your understanding before grammar.

Explore Spanish personal pronouns and the verb to be, including yo soy, tú eres, usted es, and somos, sois, son, with example sentences.

Learn that Spanish uses a single subject-verb-object structure, with subject verb object order, used for questions; practice with examples like Carlos ayuda a su madre and Ana busca su portatil.

Identify the gender of singular nouns in Spanish as masculine or feminine. Recognize o endings signal masculine, a endings signal feminine; use el/la and un/una.

Learn to recognize the gender of plural nouns and pluralize them: add s after vowels, add es after consonants, replace z with ces, and use el, la, los, las, un.

Learn how Spanish adjectives agree with the noun's gender and number, with masculine and feminine forms in singular and plural. Discover that adjectives usually follow the noun, except for emphasis.

Learn how to form negation in Spanish by placing no in front of the verb; use nunca, ya no, and nadie to express never, no longer, and no one.

Learn the present tense of -ar verbs through four groups, with bailar, estudiar, hablar, and nadar, and practice conjugations like yo bailo, tú hablas, nosotros hablamos, ellos hablan.

Master the present simple be verbs in Spanish through aprender, beber, comer, and correr. Practice conjugation for yo, tú, él/ella, nosotros, vosotros, ellos/ellas with o, es, e, hemos, s, n.

Master how -ir verbs conjugate in the present simple, using abrir, decidir, escribir, and vivir as examples of person forms from yo to ellos.

Explore the present simple with five irregular verbs: ser, ir, tener, hacer, decir, conjugated across subject pronouns, with sample sentences.

Learn to count from zero to twenty in Spanish, pronounce numbers from uno to veinte, and practice with a quick exercise to reinforce memory.

Learn to count from twenty to one hundred in Spanish, recognizing two-word numbers and the tens with units pattern, reinforced by practice exercises.

Learn to count from 100 to 1000 in Spanish, mastering the hundreds and the rule of placing the amount before the hundred, with mil for thousand.

Learn to count from 1000 to 10,000 in Spanish using mil and dos mil, and practice forming numbers from 2000 upward and guessing numbers shown in a table.

Explore Spanish possessive pronouns and how gender and number define their four variations, focusing on singular masculine forms with examples like mi, tu, su, nuestro, and vuestro.

Explore singular feminine possessive pronouns in Spanish, showing how gender and number affect forms, with examples like nuestra casa, vuestra profesora, and sentences about sister, friend, and their tasks.

Explore the plural masculine possessive pronouns in Spanish, including mis, tus, sus, nuestros, and vuestros, with example sentences like mis amigos and nuestros libros.

Explore plural feminine possessive pronouns in Spanish, with examples like nuestras, mis amigas, tus gatas, and sus películas, illustrating gender and number agreement.

Explore how demonstrative pronouns indicate nearby and distant objects, using este, esta, estos, estas for near and eso, esa, esos, esas for far.

Learn how to use Spanish ordinal numbers, understand gender agreement, and apply masculine and feminine forms with examples like primero, segundo, tercero, y la cuarta canción.

Explore 21 videos covering essential Spanish vocabulary—from days and months to bakeries, train stations, airports and hotels, supermarkets, food and drink places, and celebrations—to build practical speaking skills.

Master the days of the week in Spanish, learn essential vocabulary like día, días, semana, fin de semana, and build practical sentences from lunes to domingo.

Explore the months of the year in English and Spanish, learn that month names are not capitalized, and practice with examples like february is a cold month.

Learn essential Spanish family vocabulary: madre, padre, hermana, hermano, abuela, abuelo, tia, tio, nieto, nieta, hija, hijo - practice with sample sentences.

Learn essential Spanish weather vocabulary and phrases, including qué tiempo hace, hace buen tiempo, and niebla. Practice describing conditions and seasons like invierno, primavera, verano, and otoño in simple sentences.

Explore the Spanish color vocabulary, including blanco, negro, rojo, amarillo, verde, azul, marron, gris, morado, beige, rosa, and naranja.

Learn basic Spanish fruit vocabulary from apple to lemon and practice ordering phrases like 'quisiera dos manzanas y una pera, por favor'.

Learn Spanish vegetables vocabulary, including patata, zanahoria, cebolla, pimiento, tomate, pepino, maize, berenjena, and broccoli, and practice sentences such as me da un kilo de patatas.

Explore essential sports vocabulary in Spanish by listing popular sports such as football, badminton, hockey, volleyball, basketball (baloncesto), tennis, baseball, golf, boxing, swimming, running, bodybuilding, and physical tourism.

Master essential Spanish clothing vocabulary, from coats and jackets to sweaters, shirts, dresses, pants, and underwear. Practice these terms in simple sentences with items like shoes and bikini.

Expand your Spanish clothing vocabulary with terms for sneaker, boot, flip-flop, accessory, scarf, purse, wallet, hat, belt, wristwatch, glasses, sunglasses, glove, and tie.

Learn common body parts in Spanish, including cabeza, ojo, nariz, boca, oido, cuello, pecho, vientre, espalda, hombro, brazo, codo, mano, dedo, pierna, rodilla, and dedo del pie.

Learn essential home vocabulary in Spanish, including house, apartment, kitchen, dining room, living room, study room, bathroom, bedroom, room, garage, balcony, garden, table, chair, stairs, and toilet, with example sentences.

Learn essential bakery vocabulary in Spanish, including panadero, panaderia, pan, pan blanco, pan moreno, pan de cereals, empanada, sandwich, pastel, donut, leche, jugo, and agua.

Learn essential train station vocabulary in Spanish, including train, bus, timetable, ticket, waiting room, first class, and practice sentences.

Learn essential airport vocabulary in Spanish, including aeropuerto, avion, agencia de viajes, seguridad, azafata, taxi, sala de salidas, aduana, tarjeta de embarque, retraso, puerta, and vuelo, with examples.

Learn hotel vocabulary including hotel, reception, reserva, deposito, habitacion, doble, piscina cubierta, and recepcionista, plus example sentences.

Learn essential supermarket vocabulary, including queso, mantequilla, leche, yogurt, huevo, aceite de oliva, sal, pimienta, and judias. Practice sentences like quisiera judias, por favor.

Build essential Spanish supermarket vocabulary, covering vegetables, fruits, fish, meat, minced meat, detergents, paper towels, napkins, shampoo, toothpaste, bread, and groceries, with practical shopping phrases.

Learn essential Spanish food and drink places vocabulary—restaurante, taberna, restaurante de pescado, asador, cafe, club, restaurante para llevar, pizzeria—and practice with example sentences.

Explore food sector occupations like cook, chef, waiter, waitress, bartender, pastry chef, barista, cashier, and concierge, with example sentences in Spanish and English.

Explore the most important celebration days of Spain, including Ano nuevo, Epiphany, Semana Santa, Dia del trabajo, Asuncion de Maria, Fiesta Nacional de Espana, and Noche Vieja.

Learn to tell time in Spanish using key vocabulary like hora, qué hora es, and phrases with punto, y, menos, media, and cuarto, with examples for times 0 to 60.

Learn to tell time in Spanish by using hours and daily time-of-day vocabulary, combining morning, noon, afternoon, evening, and night phrases in everyday conversations.

Master Spanish question words, including quién, dónde, cuándo, por qué, qué, and cómo, and learn to form yes-no questions by stressing the last word and adding a question mark.

Learn the past simple conjugation of ar verbs by forming each subject with the appropriate endings, using bailar, estudiar, hablar, and nadar as practice examples.

Explore the past simple with be verbs, learn how to conjugate verbs like aprender, beber, comer, and correr across persons.

This lesson covers the past simple c verbs, whose infinitive ends on air, and shows how to conjugate with examples like abrir, decidir, escribir, and vivir.

Practice the past simple with five common irregular verbs: ser, ir, tener, hacer, and decir, learning their conjugations and example sentences to master past tense.

Learn spanish location prepositions such as encima, delante, entre, junto, debajo, detrás, con, en medio, en, and de, illustrated with practical examples.

Master time-related Spanish prepositions through practical examples such as a las, en el, alrededor, antes, durante, a partir de, desde, hasta, después.

Explore adverbs of frequency in Spanish, including siempre, a diario, todos los días, casi siempre, habitualmente, a menudo, a veces, rara vez, and nunca, with examples to improve daily speech.

Explore the Spanish future simple: learn a unified conjugation pattern by adding endings to the infinitive. Practice with bailar, estudiar, aprender, beber, abrir, and more through example sentences.

Learn how to conjugate regular verbs in the Spanish present continuous using estar plus the verb stem and -ando or -iendo endings, with examples bailar, estudiar, aprender, vivir, abrir.

Master the present continuous with irregular verbs by conjugating estar with ser, ir, pedir, dormir, and morir. Practice examples include estoy yendo, estoy pidiendo, estoy durmiendo, and estoy muriendo.

Learn to conjugate regular verbs in the past continuous in Spanish by using estar with the stem and -ando or -iendo suffixes, leveraging pronouns and practical examples.

Master the past continuous with irregular verbs, reviewing the verb to be and common forms like to go, to ask for, dormir, and morir through conjugation patterns and example sentences.

Learn the future continuous in Spanish by conjugating regular verbs with estar in the future simple, adding the stem and -ando or -iendo, with bailar, estudiar, aprender, beber, abrir.

Explore the future continuous with irregular verbs by conjugating estar + gerund forms for ser, ir, pedir, dormir, and morir.

Learn to conjugate regular verbs in the present perfect by using a pronoun, haber, the verb stem, and the -ado or -ido suffix, with examples like bailar.

Master irregular verbs in the present perfect by using haber forms with examples like ser, ir, pedir, dormir, and morir.

Explore the past perfect conjugation of regular Spanish verbs, using haber plus verb stems and -ado/-ido endings, with examples like bailar, estudiar, aprender, and vivir.

Explore the past perfect with irregular verbs by practicing haber conjugations, including sido, ido, pedido, dormido, and muerto, across pronouns and example sentences.

Learn how to form the future perfect of regular Spanish verbs by conjugating haber plus the verb stem and adding -ado or -ido, with pronouns and example verbs.

Master the future perfect of irregular verbs by conjugating with haber and past participles like sido, ido, pedido, dormido, and muerto, building on regular-verb foundations from the previous lesson.

Explore coordinating conjunctions that connect two main sentences, including and, but, or, because, and so, with clear examples.

Explore time-related spanish conjunctions in this second lesson. Learn how if, mientras, tan pronto como, antes, ahora, después de, hasta, and desde que connect clauses to express timing.

Learn how Spanish conjunctions connect clauses to express cause and effect, with examples using porque, ha provocado, and por eso to show why and the results.

Explore conditional conjunctions in Spanish, including if, in case, as long as, and unless, and learn how they connect clauses to express conditions.

Master how to express opposition with conjunctions such as although and despite, connecting clauses and showing contrast in Spanish.

Master the imperative mood for regular Spanish verbs by forming second person singular and plural with category-based suffixes, using examples like bailar, estudiar, aprender, beber, abrir, decidir.

Explore the imperative mood by conjugating irregular verbs and practicing with example sentences, including be, have, do, and say, to reinforce Spanish command forms.

Explore how the Spanish conditional forms all verb categories by adding endings to the infinitive, since they conjugate the same way, with examples like bailar, estudiar, aprender, beber, and abrir.

Congratulations on becoming a Spanish speaker, and continue learning with key resources, grammar guidance, and the course's vocabulary and verb lists to improve your language skills.